Should, Shouldn’t and ought to
What is the primary function of the words 'should', 'shouldn't', and 'ought to' as described in the text?
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•Should, Shouldn’t, and Ought To These words are used to express advice, recommendations, or obligations. "Should" indicates a suggestion or a good idea, while "shouldn’t" advises against something. "Ought to" is similar to "should" and also offers advice or moral obligation. Understanding their proper use helps communicate expectations clearly.
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